Monday, August 23, 2010
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Friday, August 20, 2010
Razorback Kickoff Luncheon Report
A Poolsville contributor attended Friday's Razorback kickoff luncheon and files this report.
You might remember that last year a friend and I went to this. Tickets were $25 and basically we got a sack lunch. Well, just back from this year and the food was much better -- salad, rolls, chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, and dessert.
Every table but ours had a Razorback at it. We were close to Alfred Davis -- he is taller than I thought and not overweight. Big Tex was close as well and he has dropped some pounds.
After the band played and we called the Hogs, Jimmy Dykes thanked the sponsors and such and introduced dignitaries (JFB, Coach Hatfield) and led into Jeff Long, who spoke for about 5 minutes. He was upbeat, but I really can’t tell you much of what he said. Same old “feel good” stuff.
Then they had each captain come up and asked them questions. After one serious question, they asked them a silly one. Ryan Mallett was asked if it were the last play of the SEC championship game and we were down by 6 and we had to throw a long ball, how far could he throw it? Mallett said he would be pumped and probably could throw one 120 yards or so.
Next came Ramon Broadway, who is good in front of the crowd. He was asked several silly questions such as, Who would be the best teammate if one had to go on "Dancing with the Stars"? His answer was Big Tex. Tex got up and Ramon broke into a rap song and Big Tex started moving. Ramon called him “sweet feet.”
Best "American Idol?" Damario Ambrose. He sang a short gospel song. He was chosen for this last year and has a great voice. Best "Survivor" candidate? Rudell Crim because he has a snake and Ramon said anyone who could keep a snake would do OK on "Survivor."
Best Mallett imitation? Dustin Cain, who did kind of a touchdown signal with his arms and shook his head a particular way. Best Coach Petrino imitation went to Pat Jones on the defense who did the normal Coach P. quip: “What were you thinking? Get back in the huddle.”
Next came DJ Williams, and Jimmy mentioned the keyboard playing and asked how he got into it. He talked something about Alicia Keyes, who used to be hot. Jimmy said "used to be?" and then he pulled a table cloth off of something to reveal a keyboard. DJ called up Matt Marshall and he played “Lean on me” and Matt sang. They weren’t sure of all the words, but DJ is talented and Matt sang well. They got a standing O.
After that there was a video of some of last year’s highlights and that pumped up the crowd. After that Coach P. spoke mainly the normal coach speak.
A friend heard from the Razorback player at his table that Marquel Wade, a great-looking freshman wide receiver, has gone back to Florida. Something about his SAT or ACT. I will investigate.
A couple of interesting tidbits I heard: If you are a Broyles-Matthews donor, you might have gotten a notice that there are boxes available at Bud Walton Arena for basketball season. A friend sitting with me said his company was invited to buy one and another friend told me the same thing. Another group dropped its basketball tickets from eight to four and got a call from Shaun Rochelle at the Foundation about it. Obviously, the donation dropped as well. Shaun asked why and the answer was given that basically two of the eight tickets were used for most of the games last year and you couldn’t give away the rest. He said that’s what he needed to know. A lot of that is going on.
Speaking of basketball, next year Jeff Peterson is predicted to be the point guard, plus Nobles is back and I think Ricky Scott or the other newcomer guard plays it as well. If we get the third triplet, Madden, he wants to play point as well. And in the past two weeks there have been two other point guards we are in on. How many point guards do we need? I want to hear about centers and big men.
Will go to the scrimmage tomorrow, but really don’t expect to see much because no way do they want anyone hurt. I expect it will be players trying to get noticed for the second or third team.
Also, I read the report about yesterday’s scrimmage, and I don’t believe the No. 1 offense ever went against No. 1 defense.
You might remember that last year a friend and I went to this. Tickets were $25 and basically we got a sack lunch. Well, just back from this year and the food was much better -- salad, rolls, chicken, mashed potatoes, green beans, and dessert.
Every table but ours had a Razorback at it. We were close to Alfred Davis -- he is taller than I thought and not overweight. Big Tex was close as well and he has dropped some pounds.
After the band played and we called the Hogs, Jimmy Dykes thanked the sponsors and such and introduced dignitaries (JFB, Coach Hatfield) and led into Jeff Long, who spoke for about 5 minutes. He was upbeat, but I really can’t tell you much of what he said. Same old “feel good” stuff.
Then they had each captain come up and asked them questions. After one serious question, they asked them a silly one. Ryan Mallett was asked if it were the last play of the SEC championship game and we were down by 6 and we had to throw a long ball, how far could he throw it? Mallett said he would be pumped and probably could throw one 120 yards or so.
Next came Ramon Broadway, who is good in front of the crowd. He was asked several silly questions such as, Who would be the best teammate if one had to go on "Dancing with the Stars"? His answer was Big Tex. Tex got up and Ramon broke into a rap song and Big Tex started moving. Ramon called him “sweet feet.”
Best "American Idol?" Damario Ambrose. He sang a short gospel song. He was chosen for this last year and has a great voice. Best "Survivor" candidate? Rudell Crim because he has a snake and Ramon said anyone who could keep a snake would do OK on "Survivor."
Best Mallett imitation? Dustin Cain, who did kind of a touchdown signal with his arms and shook his head a particular way. Best Coach Petrino imitation went to Pat Jones on the defense who did the normal Coach P. quip: “What were you thinking? Get back in the huddle.”
Next came DJ Williams, and Jimmy mentioned the keyboard playing and asked how he got into it. He talked something about Alicia Keyes, who used to be hot. Jimmy said "used to be?" and then he pulled a table cloth off of something to reveal a keyboard. DJ called up Matt Marshall and he played “Lean on me” and Matt sang. They weren’t sure of all the words, but DJ is talented and Matt sang well. They got a standing O.
After that there was a video of some of last year’s highlights and that pumped up the crowd. After that Coach P. spoke mainly the normal coach speak.
A friend heard from the Razorback player at his table that Marquel Wade, a great-looking freshman wide receiver, has gone back to Florida. Something about his SAT or ACT. I will investigate.
A couple of interesting tidbits I heard: If you are a Broyles-Matthews donor, you might have gotten a notice that there are boxes available at Bud Walton Arena for basketball season. A friend sitting with me said his company was invited to buy one and another friend told me the same thing. Another group dropped its basketball tickets from eight to four and got a call from Shaun Rochelle at the Foundation about it. Obviously, the donation dropped as well. Shaun asked why and the answer was given that basically two of the eight tickets were used for most of the games last year and you couldn’t give away the rest. He said that’s what he needed to know. A lot of that is going on.
Speaking of basketball, next year Jeff Peterson is predicted to be the point guard, plus Nobles is back and I think Ricky Scott or the other newcomer guard plays it as well. If we get the third triplet, Madden, he wants to play point as well. And in the past two weeks there have been two other point guards we are in on. How many point guards do we need? I want to hear about centers and big men.
Will go to the scrimmage tomorrow, but really don’t expect to see much because no way do they want anyone hurt. I expect it will be players trying to get noticed for the second or third team.
Also, I read the report about yesterday’s scrimmage, and I don’t believe the No. 1 offense ever went against No. 1 defense.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
NCAA football attendance for 2009
In its infinite wisdom, when the NCAA released football attendance figures for 2009, it did not list the schools in descending order of attendance after the top 30. Instead, it released the attendance figures in alphabetical order, to which I say, What good does that do!
So if you are like me and want to see the FBS attendance figures in their proper order, I've done the NCAA's job for them and compiled the following list of average home attendance. Note that all schools listed below the break had attendance figures worse than the top school in the lower division (Montana in the FCS).
Attendance is everything in college football. If you don't believe me, check the last 10 winners of the national championship in red. My motto is that fans have no right demanding that their team finish any higher than their own attendance rankings.
Attendance is also important because the top 81 teams make it into the Project Playoffs plan, which is the world's best plan for a college football playoff and conference realignment. Click the above link for this week's updated playoff seedings!
1 Michigan 108,933
2 Penn St. 107,008
6 Georgia 92,746
14 Notre Dame 80,795
15 Wisconsin 80,109
16 Texas A&M 76,800
17 Clemson 75,793
18 South Carolina 75,369
19 Michigan St. 74,741
20 Florida St. 74,345
21 Iowa 70,214
22 Kentucky 69,594
23 Virginia Tech 66,233
24 Arkansas 65,112
25 UCLA 64,547
26 Washington 64,356
27 BYU 64,236
28 Missouri 64,120
29 Illinois 59,545
30 California 59,472
31 Oregon 58,544
32 West Virginia 57,317
33 North Carolina 56,607
34 North Carolina St. 56,422
35 Mississippi 55,767
36 Mississippi St. 53,792
37 Oklahoma St. 53,719
38 Pittsburgh 53,446
39 Arizona 52,555
40 South Fla. 52,553
41 Georgia Tech 51,584
42 Minnesota 50,805
43 Kansas 50,581
44 Purdue 50,457
45 Texas Tech 50,249
46 Colorado 50,088
47 Rutgers 49,113
48 Arizona St. 48,556
49 Virginia 47,986
52 Iowa St. 46,242
53 Utah 45,155
54 Maryland 44,452
55 Oregon St. 42,328
56 Indiana 41,833
57 East Carolina 41,742
58 Stanford 41,436
59 Syracuse 39,043
60 Connecticut 38,229
61 TCU 38,187
62 UCF 38,078
63 Hawaii 36,725
64 Baylor 36,306
65 Boston College 35,716
66 Air Force 35,656
67 Vanderbilt 35,015
68 Cincinnati 33,957
69 Fresno St. 33,578
70 Boise St. 32,782
71 Louisville 32,450
72 Wake Forest 31,791
73 Navy 31,728
74 Southern Miss. 30,696
75 UTEP 29,010
76 Army 27,997
77 New Mexico 26,944
78 Duke 26,314
79 Washington St. 25,909
80 Memphis 25,795
81 Houston 25,242
82 Tulane 25,147
83 San Diego St. 24,464
86 UNLV 22,775
87 Tulsa 22,502
88 Marshall 22,236
89 SMU 21,348
90 Middle Tenn. 20,517
91 Western Mich. 20,330
92 Louisiana Tech 20,000
93 Central Mich. 19,702
94 Wyoming 19,494
95 La.-Lafayette 18,666
96 Troy 18,413
97 North Texas 18,228
98 UAB 17,987
99 Ohio 17,947
100 Arkansas St. 17,689
101 Nevada 17,500
102 Akron 17,382
103 Temple 17,379
104 New Mexico St. 16,511
105 Toledo 16,285
106 Utah St. 15,971
107 Buffalo 15,960
108 Kent St. 15,512
109 San Jose St. 15,344
110 Fla. Atlantic 15,326
111 Northern Ill. 14,889
112 Western Ky. 14,103
113 Bowling Green 14,044
114 La.-Monroe 13,889
115 Rice 13,552
116 Idaho 12,546
117 Miami (OH) 11,810
118 Ball St. 10,888
119 FIU 10,204
120 Eastern Mich. 5,016
So if you are like me and want to see the FBS attendance figures in their proper order, I've done the NCAA's job for them and compiled the following list of average home attendance. Note that all schools listed below the break had attendance figures worse than the top school in the lower division (Montana in the FCS).
Attendance is everything in college football. If you don't believe me, check the last 10 winners of the national championship in red. My motto is that fans have no right demanding that their team finish any higher than their own attendance rankings.
Attendance is also important because the top 81 teams make it into the Project Playoffs plan, which is the world's best plan for a college football playoff and conference realignment. Click the above link for this week's updated playoff seedings!
1 Michigan 108,933
2 Penn St. 107,008
3 Ohio St. 105,261
4 Texas 101,175
5 Tennessee 99,220 6 Georgia 92,746
7 LSU 92,489
8 Alabama 92,012
9 Florida 90,635
10 Nebraska 85,888 11 Southern California 84,799
12 Oklahoma 84,778
13 Auburn 84,614 14 Notre Dame 80,795
15 Wisconsin 80,109
16 Texas A&M 76,800
17 Clemson 75,793
18 South Carolina 75,369
19 Michigan St. 74,741
20 Florida St. 74,345
21 Iowa 70,214
22 Kentucky 69,594
23 Virginia Tech 66,233
24 Arkansas 65,112
25 UCLA 64,547
26 Washington 64,356
27 BYU 64,236
28 Missouri 64,120
29 Illinois 59,545
30 California 59,472
31 Oregon 58,544
32 West Virginia 57,317
33 North Carolina 56,607
34 North Carolina St. 56,422
35 Mississippi 55,767
36 Mississippi St. 53,792
37 Oklahoma St. 53,719
38 Pittsburgh 53,446
39 Arizona 52,555
40 South Fla. 52,553
41 Georgia Tech 51,584
42 Minnesota 50,805
43 Kansas 50,581
44 Purdue 50,457
45 Texas Tech 50,249
46 Colorado 50,088
47 Rutgers 49,113
48 Arizona St. 48,556
49 Virginia 47,986
50 Miami (FL) 47,551
51 Kansas St. 46,763 52 Iowa St. 46,242
53 Utah 45,155
54 Maryland 44,452
55 Oregon St. 42,328
56 Indiana 41,833
57 East Carolina 41,742
58 Stanford 41,436
59 Syracuse 39,043
60 Connecticut 38,229
61 TCU 38,187
62 UCF 38,078
63 Hawaii 36,725
64 Baylor 36,306
65 Boston College 35,716
66 Air Force 35,656
67 Vanderbilt 35,015
68 Cincinnati 33,957
69 Fresno St. 33,578
70 Boise St. 32,782
71 Louisville 32,450
72 Wake Forest 31,791
73 Navy 31,728
74 Southern Miss. 30,696
75 UTEP 29,010
76 Army 27,997
77 New Mexico 26,944
78 Duke 26,314
79 Washington St. 25,909
80 Memphis 25,795
81 Houston 25,242
82 Tulane 25,147
83 San Diego St. 24,464
84 Northwestern 24,190
85 Colorado St. 23,64386 UNLV 22,775
87 Tulsa 22,502
88 Marshall 22,236
89 SMU 21,348
90 Middle Tenn. 20,517
91 Western Mich. 20,330
92 Louisiana Tech 20,000
93 Central Mich. 19,702
94 Wyoming 19,494
95 La.-Lafayette 18,666
96 Troy 18,413
97 North Texas 18,228
98 UAB 17,987
99 Ohio 17,947
100 Arkansas St. 17,689
101 Nevada 17,500
102 Akron 17,382
103 Temple 17,379
104 New Mexico St. 16,511
105 Toledo 16,285
106 Utah St. 15,971
107 Buffalo 15,960
108 Kent St. 15,512
109 San Jose St. 15,344
110 Fla. Atlantic 15,326
111 Northern Ill. 14,889
112 Western Ky. 14,103
113 Bowling Green 14,044
114 La.-Monroe 13,889
115 Rice 13,552
116 Idaho 12,546
117 Miami (OH) 11,810
118 Ball St. 10,888
119 FIU 10,204
120 Eastern Mich. 5,016
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Mike Irwin puts the swerve on Hogville
"The Razorback Internet fans have gone completely crazy."
That's what NWA TV guy Mike Irwin said on KARN's "Sports Rap" on Wednesday after being asked about the firing of Renee Gork after she wore a Florida Gators hat to a Bobby Petrino press conference.
Irwin then told hosts Shawn and Wally that the Internet people -- and you know who you are -- went way over the line when they went after Gork personally, sent her hate e-mails, asked her employer to fire her, tried to organize an advertiser boycott, and mined her personal information from Facebook and Twitter to use against her.
He's right -- many of the Razorback fans on the Internet are disgusting people and use sports as an outlet to put that on display. When you are mad at the coach, it's an easy excuse to let out all the frustrations of your life on that target.
But perhaps this quote from Irwin struck you as a little odd considering his history.
Irwin was once a leader of that Internet mob on Hogville as the ball was rolling to unleash the hate machine on Houston Nutt. His minions went after Nutt personally, asked his employer to fire him, sent hate e-mails, and you know the rest of all the absolutely bizarre ends these people went to in order to oust Nutt.
Irwin left his position as an administrator on Hogville only after the TV station he worked for told him to.
Mike Irwin, I salute you for putting the swerve on your former following.
You know the nastiness on the Internet message boards has gotten bad when even its former spokespeople are disowning what is going on there.
Some of these Razorback message boards have become Public Enemy No. 1 to Razorback athletics, and they continue to self-destruct the program and put the state in a negative light nationwide. With Gork, the dorks struck again.
When Booth Rand was running things on Pigpen, he would never let this nonsense get out of hand. But the guys running the Pigpen spawns seem to thrive in this stuff and delete any dissenting and rational thought.
And one more note on Renee Gork: She is married to Mike Capshaw -- and wasn't he one of the beat reporters on the campaign to fire Nolan who was in the group that got chewed out at the infamous press conference?
That's what NWA TV guy Mike Irwin said on KARN's "Sports Rap" on Wednesday after being asked about the firing of Renee Gork after she wore a Florida Gators hat to a Bobby Petrino press conference.
Irwin then told hosts Shawn and Wally that the Internet people -- and you know who you are -- went way over the line when they went after Gork personally, sent her hate e-mails, asked her employer to fire her, tried to organize an advertiser boycott, and mined her personal information from Facebook and Twitter to use against her.
He's right -- many of the Razorback fans on the Internet are disgusting people and use sports as an outlet to put that on display. When you are mad at the coach, it's an easy excuse to let out all the frustrations of your life on that target.
But perhaps this quote from Irwin struck you as a little odd considering his history.
Irwin was once a leader of that Internet mob on Hogville as the ball was rolling to unleash the hate machine on Houston Nutt. His minions went after Nutt personally, asked his employer to fire him, sent hate e-mails, and you know the rest of all the absolutely bizarre ends these people went to in order to oust Nutt.
Irwin left his position as an administrator on Hogville only after the TV station he worked for told him to.
Mike Irwin, I salute you for putting the swerve on your former following.
You know the nastiness on the Internet message boards has gotten bad when even its former spokespeople are disowning what is going on there.
Some of these Razorback message boards have become Public Enemy No. 1 to Razorback athletics, and they continue to self-destruct the program and put the state in a negative light nationwide. With Gork, the dorks struck again.
When Booth Rand was running things on Pigpen, he would never let this nonsense get out of hand. But the guys running the Pigpen spawns seem to thrive in this stuff and delete any dissenting and rational thought.
And one more note on Renee Gork: She is married to Mike Capshaw -- and wasn't he one of the beat reporters on the campaign to fire Nolan who was in the group that got chewed out at the infamous press conference?
In which I enrage the message boards
Since I didn't call for the radio reporter's firing, nor challenge some national writers to a duel to the death, I'm now next in the firing line.
Five Things
Five Things
Monday, August 16, 2010
Arkansas ranked No. 1
A deserved ranking? You be the judge.
Friday, August 13, 2010
NC A&T Takes Early Lead for
College Marching Band of the Year
College Marching Band of the Year
And in case you don't know what song they are playing and why this is so brilliant...
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Alms to the Boar:
Rey Pygsterio issues statement on drastic increase in donation requirements in order
to purchase Razorback football tickets
Man, you people are living in a dream world, and I bet most of you championing this move aren't even contributers to the Razorback Foundation in the first place.
Razorback Stadium has only sold out one time since expansion thanks to those $125 indoor club seats. That tells you the demand. So if there isn't enough demand to sell out the stadium, what makes you think there is enough of a demand to raise the donation levels?
This move by Jeff Long is going to have exactly the opposite effect. Season ticket sales will go down as more people who were previously season-ticket holders decide to just buy on a game-by-game basis and avoid paying the donation.
Long's philosophy of building a program is straight out of a management textbook and would never have been successful in establishing the Razorback brand.
Like Shields said in a recent column, if it is only about money, the Razorbacks have already lost. The UA athletic department already has plenty of $$$. What Long wants is more $$$.
If the University of Arkansas athletic department is a business, it needs to stop begging for handouts from its customers and its parent company needs to stop taking taxpayer money from the state.
Let me throw out a disaster scenario. Say Arkansas goes 8-4, which would be below most fans' expectations for the year, and then Petrino leaves to take the Michigan job.
Who is going to be buying tickets with a huge tax (donation) attached to them after that?
And after a few years when fans start grumbling that the additional money has provided no additional wins, well, we ain't seen nothing yet compared to the fan implosion that is coming on that day.
The Democrat-Gazette story says Arkansas football has only 14,116 season ticket holders. 14,116!!! And that includes season tickets at two stadiums. I wonder what is the average number of seats each ticket holder purchases. If the average is four, which I bet is too high, that's still just 56,464 season tickets sold. That number doesn't exactly tell me there is a huge demand out there willing to pay all this additional money.
Oh yeah, by the way, the football program had a $20-million profit last year, according to Forbes magazine, which put it at 17th best in the country.
Yet the UA wants more for a new locker room and Broyles Center. Sorry, Petrino, you've got all kinds of great facilities, so make due with your poor little locker room and stop complaining. And I don't see anything wrong with the Broyles Center that warrants an emergency update in this economy.
And why can the UA charge this amount for seats, yet I can't resell them at the same price without getting the attention of the police?
I love hearing all these media people, who never have to actually buy tickets or donate to the Razorback Foundation, talk about how this is such a great idea.
The UA must really be nervous about this for Jeff Long and Chris Wyrick to travel to Little Rock the day after the announcement to sell this snake oil to the media. They spent an hour on 103.7's "The Zone" in studio and probably have several other stops today. It also underscores how important Central Arkansas and the southwestern two-thirds of the state are to the program financially.
Meanwhile, I have decided to take my $3,000 that they are requesting for donations in order to get my same seats and just buy a recruit a car because that will have a lot more of an impact on winning games than a new locker room and updated Broyles Center.
And since UA athletics have become solely about money, I plan to start dressing like Matthew Lesko to games except the suit will be red with dollar signs.
Razorback Stadium has only sold out one time since expansion thanks to those $125 indoor club seats. That tells you the demand. So if there isn't enough demand to sell out the stadium, what makes you think there is enough of a demand to raise the donation levels?
This move by Jeff Long is going to have exactly the opposite effect. Season ticket sales will go down as more people who were previously season-ticket holders decide to just buy on a game-by-game basis and avoid paying the donation.
Long's philosophy of building a program is straight out of a management textbook and would never have been successful in establishing the Razorback brand.
Like Shields said in a recent column, if it is only about money, the Razorbacks have already lost. The UA athletic department already has plenty of $$$. What Long wants is more $$$.
If the University of Arkansas athletic department is a business, it needs to stop begging for handouts from its customers and its parent company needs to stop taking taxpayer money from the state.
Let me throw out a disaster scenario. Say Arkansas goes 8-4, which would be below most fans' expectations for the year, and then Petrino leaves to take the Michigan job.
Who is going to be buying tickets with a huge tax (donation) attached to them after that?
And after a few years when fans start grumbling that the additional money has provided no additional wins, well, we ain't seen nothing yet compared to the fan implosion that is coming on that day.
The Democrat-Gazette story says Arkansas football has only 14,116 season ticket holders. 14,116!!! And that includes season tickets at two stadiums. I wonder what is the average number of seats each ticket holder purchases. If the average is four, which I bet is too high, that's still just 56,464 season tickets sold. That number doesn't exactly tell me there is a huge demand out there willing to pay all this additional money.
Oh yeah, by the way, the football program had a $20-million profit last year, according to Forbes magazine, which put it at 17th best in the country.
Yet the UA wants more for a new locker room and Broyles Center. Sorry, Petrino, you've got all kinds of great facilities, so make due with your poor little locker room and stop complaining. And I don't see anything wrong with the Broyles Center that warrants an emergency update in this economy.
And why can the UA charge this amount for seats, yet I can't resell them at the same price without getting the attention of the police?
I love hearing all these media people, who never have to actually buy tickets or donate to the Razorback Foundation, talk about how this is such a great idea.
The UA must really be nervous about this for Jeff Long and Chris Wyrick to travel to Little Rock the day after the announcement to sell this snake oil to the media. They spent an hour on 103.7's "The Zone" in studio and probably have several other stops today. It also underscores how important Central Arkansas and the southwestern two-thirds of the state are to the program financially.
Meanwhile, I have decided to take my $3,000 that they are requesting for donations in order to get my same seats and just buy a recruit a car because that will have a lot more of an impact on winning games than a new locker room and updated Broyles Center.
And since UA athletics have become solely about money, I plan to start dressing like Matthew Lesko to games except the suit will be red with dollar signs.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Five Things: Mo' Money, mo' problems edition
Why, yes, I did write about the increased extortion ... I mean, donation ... structure announced by the Razorback Foundation.
http://swtimes.com/blogs/times_record_sports_blog/article_34cb6088-a58b-11df-befa-001cc4c002e0.html
http://swtimes.com/blogs/times_record_sports_blog/article_34cb6088-a58b-11df-befa-001cc4c002e0.html
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